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-- HPB REFERENCES TO SD Vols 2 and 3

Jun 02, 1998 05:45 PM
by Dr A M Bain


W. Dallas TenBroeck <dalval@nwc.net> writes
>Conclusions or theories drawn, ought to be carefully labeled,
>since additional material may arise, or be found, after
>publication which forces the alteration of those earlier made
>conclusions or theories.  To be fair, we ought to leave this fact
>clear and open -- so that the reader is made to realize that what
>is said or written is tentative and based on existing evidence
>consulted.

.... all of which applies to the writings of HPB.  Why?  HPB presents
the Secret Doctrine as occult history and commentary, which she did, to
the best of her ability, carefully label.

Since then, other evidence and other sources have been found of which
she had no information - the Dead Sea Scrolls is one example, the Nag
Hammadi Library another.

Alan
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